The number of cases of Delta and Delta Plus variants is increasing in many countries of the world

The lockdown will officially end on July 19 in the UK

Israel agrees to supply 700,000 doses of Pfizer-Bioentech corona vaccine to South Korea

London: Cases of Delta and Delta Plus variants are on the rise in many parts of the world. Delta variants accounted for 70 per cent of all Corona cases reported in Ireland. According to a health official, 365 cases of delta variant have been reported in Ireland. This brings the total number of Corona cases to 2,74,306.

Similarly, 636 new cases of corona have been reported in Fiji in the last 24 hours. Six of them died. Three cases of Delta Plus variant have also been reported in Turkey. With this, a total of 284 cases of delta variant have been reported in 30 provinces of the country.

In Indonesia, too, 29,754 new cases of corona have been reported in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of corona cases to 23,13,829. Corona has killed 61,140 people. There has also been an increase in cases of delta variants in Indonesia.

In Lebanon, more than half of the cases are reported to be of the Delta variant. Out of 101 cases reported in the last 24 hours, 46 cases are of Delta variant. Corona caused two deaths. Israel, meanwhile, has agreed to supply seven million doses of its Pfizer-Bioentech corona vaccine to South Korea, which is about to expire.

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said South Korea would return the same number of doses from its Corona vaccine order in September-October 2021 in the future. According to the agreement, Israel will deliver an estimated seven million doses of the Pfizer corona vaccine by the end of July.

The Israeli prime minister described the corona's vaccine deal as "the first of its kind in the world" and said it was "beneficial" for both countries. Vaccination has not started for people in the 20-50 age group in South Korea.

South Korea aims to develop herd immunity by vaccinating 36 million people out of a population of 52 million by November. In South Korea, 15.3 million people have been given one dose of the corona vaccine and more than five million people have been given both doses of the corona vaccine.

Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Boris Jones said restrictions on all cores, including wearing a face mask, would be lifted on July 19. Meanwhile, manufacturers of rubber gloves in Malaysia have appealed to the government to allow production to continue in their factories in Selangor State.

He said that if this was not done, the supply of disease-fighting materials in the world would be disrupted. The government has imposed strict restrictions on the most industrialized state, Selangor, and the capital, Kuala Lumpur. Meanwhile, a group of investors in Australia has indicated its readiness to acquire Sydney Airport for 17 billion.

If the deal goes through, it will be Australia's largest acquisition. Governments around the world have provided billions of dollars in financial assistance to airlines affected by the Corona epidemic, but not to airports. Sydney Airport is on the verge of collapse due to tight border restrictions.